Universidad de Sevilla Speciality : Law
programme: School of Law

I don’t think this university is significantly different from others; I don’t think it’s any more or less difficult. What I do know is that the education system is poorly structured. It makes no sense to study a subject fundamentally relevant to the practical world of work in a mostly theoretical way, with hardly any practical application in just a few courses. I don’t think this is the fault of the university itself, but rather of the system as a whole. Otherwise, I’m satisfied with the treatment I received at the university. It’s true that I would change certain things about it, such as its website, its registration system, or some professors, but I will always recommend this university, even though the learning experience, overall, isn’t quite up to par.
Finally, I believe that the degree you will obtain is a mere bureaucratic formality that demonstrates that you have some knowledge of a subject, that is, that you know it superficially but you still have to learn the bulk of each subject.
In conclusion, it is a good university, however the system needs to be changed.